PAARL Newsletter 3rd issue July-September 2015

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PHILIPPINE ASSOCIATION OF ACADEMIC/RESEARCH LIBRARIANS, INC.
I N S I D E T H I S I S S U E :
Trends in Collection
Management: E-Lending, E-Book
Acquisition, Resources Sharing/
Consortium, Patron Driven
Acquisition and Other Collection
Development Models
By Pearl Necy D. Valdez and Karl
Emmanuel V. Ruiz
1
Librarians’ Role in Managing A
Plagiarism-Free Environment
By Catalina S. Barte
3
PAARL Advertisement 5
Roster of PAARL Members 6
Upcoming Events 10
“Collaborate, innovate and recreate!” this was
stressed by Ms. Willian S.A. Frias, PAARL’s
Secretary, in behalf of Ms. Maribel Estepa,
PAARL’s president, as the keynote to open the
3rd
Marina G. Dayrit Lecture Series 2015
conducted by the Philippine Association of
Academic/Research Librarian, Inc. (PAARL)
last July 22 at Megatrade Hall 2, Mega B, SM
Megamall.
The theme was “Keeping Updated: The
Fundamentals of Collection Development of
E-resources in Digital Libraries.” It is to
respond to the ever-growing influence of
technology in today’s libraries. The resource
speaker was Ms. Sharon Maria Esposo – Betan.
She pointed out that the utilization of electronic
resources is increasingly becoming the most
vital sources of information in the
library.
Betan mentioned about the difference
between Collection development and
Collection management. Collection
development is more on acquisition
while Collection Management is
beyond acquisition. Collection
development framework includes: (1)
S e l e c t i o n , ( 2 ) Ac q u i s i t i o n ,
(3) Assessing/ Evaluation of collection,
(4) Maintaining and (5) Emerging
trends. In every library, there should be
a Collection Development Policy
(CDP). The written policy will save the
librarians from acquiring materials
because CDP...(continued on page 2)

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3. Abstracting/ Indexing
4. Availability of Access
5. Documented request of can-
cellation
6. Abolition of an academic pro-
gram
The Collection Management includes
weeding and disaster plan. Betan said
that to manage and preserve the col-
lection, the best way is to do preser-
vation, conservation and even micro-
filming. Conservation is protecting
the physical quantity during transfor-
mations or reactions, which means
there is a chemical to be used in the
library materials most especially in
books while preservation has no
chemicals to be used.
Overall, the lecture series was enrich-
ing and enlightening experience
among the librarians and information
professionals who attended. The par-
ticipants were grateful because of the
new ideas they acquired. They were
fulfilled with insightful and innova-
tive planning. Indeed, this lecture
series will be a great help to librari-
ans in managing and accessing elec-
tronic resources collection. Congratu-
lations PAARL!
has guidelines for selection and
maintenance in library. CDP is made
public for the awareness everyone
who is concern in the library.
Moreover, CDP serves as the “bible
of the library” since it contains the
vision – mission, type of library, fund
and responsibility for library. As
regards to accessing the users’ needs,
know them to market effectively
library’s collections and have a
faculty academic committee or
library committee. This committee
will serve as the ones who
recommend the acquisition of books,
e-resources and other library
materials depend on the needs of the
institution. The role of acquisition
librariansis to facilitate the
implementation of the Collection
Development Policy (CDP). They
coordinate with the management of
the book funds, which also includes
bookkeeping, ordering and
processing of payment. They are the
liaison of the library. That is why,
she said that the role of the
acquisition librarian is both
challenging and fulfilling.
Fiscal Management, as discussed by
Betan, is a management of the
library’s finances. It translates the
organization’s mission and goals into
monetary terms. Many libraries
nowadays subscribe into e-resources
such as EBSCO, Science direct and
many more. But before a library
decides to subscribe to an e-resource,
they ought to avail first for a trial
period and ask if the vendor offers
perpetual access to archival files. If
the subscribed database is included in
the package, askif it is capable of
doing federated or multiple searches
on several databases at once.
However, when the time period for
access is over, the library should be
guided by the following before taking
action.
The criteria for continued
subscription or renewal are the
following:
1. Documented use and potential
use
2. Review by acknowledge
Trends in Collection Management ...
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enough to accommodate all the
violators if there’s only an
existing law that penalizes those
who unwittingly do not give credit
to their original source of
information. Listening from the
talk of the speaker, Ms. Christine
Abrigo, about plagiarism, I think
what matters is not just knowing
that a person can get imprisoned if
found plagiarizing but most
importantly its implications not
only to the originators or inventors
but to the society in general. It is
more than just the need of being
aware that copying or claiming
another person’s work as one’s
own is illegal, it is also about
giving value to academic integrity,
professionalism, and human
ingenuity. (continued on page 4)
Thieves take or use the property
of others without seeking
permission, in short, they steal.
Aren’t you afraid that a thief may
be your friend? Your classmate?
or your family? Hopefully not
your teacher! Thieves may be
living with us,or worst, we,
ourselves. Why? In this world of
technology, information can be
easily accessed and the way we
retrieve them continuously evolve
from time to time. Most people
nowadays particularly the students
simply copy and paste texts,
images, or paraphrase without
providing the necessary citation.
Some may not be faulted because
probably they are not aware of the
rules in citing references but
others, unfortunately, choose to
claim ideas which they do not
own. Since the advancement of
technology, people can do many
great things. Unlike before, we
can now order food online and
even search for the needed
information with a single click.
Voila! Information can be conven-
iently obtained in a second or two.
The PAARL’s seminar held last
September during the 36th
Manila
International Book Fair was
entitled: “Librarians' Role in
Managing a Plagiarism-free
Environment”. The term
“plagiarism” came from the Latin
word “plagarius” which literally
means a kidnapper was later
defined as “An intentional
decision not to acknowledge the
work of another, thus a person
commits the act of academic
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ENVIRONMENT
Librarians' Role in Managing A
PLAGIARISM-FREE
4TH MARINA G. DAYRIT LECTURE SERIES 2015
September 16, 2015
Ms. Christine M. Abrigo
Asst. Director for Operations
De La Salle University Library
SMX Convention Center, Mall of Asia Complex
By: Ms. Catalina S. Barte

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Sometimes, I cannot help but
smile whenever I hear people say
that libraries are fast becoming
home for spiders and librarians are
losing their relevance for I
strongly believe that similar with
technology, the information
professionals also evolve. I also
believe that the role of librarians
will remain relevant for as long as
there is a need for accurate and
reliable information. And I quote,
“Librarians and other information
workers offer services to increase
reading skills to promote
information literacy.” (Abrigo,
2015). As an information
professional, I feel excited and at
the same time challenged with the
thought of embarking on the role
of collecting, storing and
disseminating information for the
betterment of society. The goal in
empowering each individual to be
responsible researchers, users,
communicators and creators of
information not only lies on the
hands of those in the academe or
other educational institutions but
the mission encompasses every
one, living and breathing with
information. This is a challenge
for us, not to raise criminals, but
to help contribute to a more
enlightened citizenry.
Librarians' Role in Managing a Plagiarism-free Environment
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Name Institution Office Address
Abalajen, Anna Marie A. Technological University of the Philippines – Taguig Campus Taguig City
Abdala, Maria Pretty Lay T. Bulacan State University Guinhawa, Malolos, Bulacan
Abelardo, Angeline D. University of the Philippines Los Baños, Laguna
Abello, Susan B. Far Eastern University – Manila Sampaloc, Manila
Abrigo, Christine M. De La Salle University Taft Ave., Manila
Advincula, Helen A. Philippine Normal University Taft Avenue, Manila
Agner, Rose Ann B. Angelicum College Quezon City
Aguilar, Mima V. Philippines Statistical Research and Training Institute Diliman, Quezon City
Alabarca, Wilma Jornadal Far Eastern University – Manila Sampaloc, Manila
Alonzo, Yolanda de Castro St. Paul University San Miguel, Bulacan
Andrada, Maarilou L. Mystical Rose School of Bulacan Sta, Maria, Bulacan
Austria, Jacqueline Garcia University of Perpetual Help System DALTA Las Piñas City
Ayala, Jayson Quinto VirGen del Pilar School Rodriguez, Rizal
Ayson, Arcelli Rivera Far Eastern University – Manila Sampaloc, Manila
Balangue, Jocelyn Tongson De La Salle University Taft Ave., Manila
Baldomero, Magdalena Columban College New Asinan, Olongapo City
Baluyot, Katreena Araralap
Barsaga, Agnes Satabalilo De La Salle University Taft Ave., Manila
Barte, Catalina Samoy Don Bosco School Manila V. Mapa Ext., Sta Mesa
Bautista, Angelic Abayan University of the Philippines Los Baños, Laguna
Bautista, Cher Mari Ambuyo Far Eastern University – Manila Sampaloc, Manila
Bautista, Sonia Espallardo Angelicum College Quezon City
Berzo, Krizette Gayacan Columban College Inc New Asinan, Olongapo City
Biasbas, Imelda Calingasan Kolehiyo ng Lungsod ng Lipa Marawoy, Lipa City, Batangas
Bilolo, Cecilia Belen University of the Philippines Los, Baños, Laguna
Buenaflor, Estela V. La Consolacion College Mendiola, Manila
Buenaventura, Anlhet Clavita Technological Institute of the Philippines Cubao, Quezon City
Bunuan, Desiree Najera Dr. Carlos S. Lanting College Sangandaan, Quezon City
Cabrera, Girlie Pizarro Tuguegarao City, Cagayan
Cantos, Josefina Calma St. Mary’s College of Baliuag Racelis St., Baliuag Bulacan
Casala, Amelita Robles University of Batangas Batangas City, Batangas
Casas, Criseloan Far Eastern University – Manila Sampaloc, Manila
Cascolan, Gideon Jr. Enriquez Far Eastern University – Manila Sampaloc, Manila
Castillo, Ramon Jr. Gubejar CIIT College of Arts & Technology Quezon City
Castro, Jovilyn Reyes University of the Philippines Los Baños, Laguna
Cauilan,Bob Pabalilauan De La Salle University Taft Ave., Manila
Cayabyab, Charisse Jane Junio Philippine Rehabilitation Institute Banaue, Quezon City
Cegales, Shera Francisco St. Anthony’s School of Matain, Inc Matain, Subic Zambales
Cerezo, Gilbert Columban College New Asinan, Olongapo City
Corong, May Mortel University of Batangas Batangas City, Batangas
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INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS
Name Institution Office Address
Cruinto, Teodora Mazaredo Calamba Doctor’s College Calamba City, Laguna
Cruza, Marlyn Sales Columban College New Asinan, Olongapo City
Cuizon, Juanita B. Pamantasan ng Cabuyao Cabuyao, Laguna
David, Jocelyn Columban College New Asinan, Olongapo City
David, Maria Teresa Columban College New Asinan, Olongapo City
De Guzman, Carina Tolentino Rizal Technological University Boni Ave. Mandaluyong City
De Leon, Romilyn dela Vega University of Perpetual Help System DALTA Las Piñas City
Del Valle, Carmelita G. Rosemouth Hill Montessori College Inc Sabang, Danao, Cebu City
Dela Cruz, Sheila P. Bulacan State University Malolos, Bulacan
Dela Peña, Julieta Soriano University of the Philippines Baguio City
Diangson, Bernadette Valle Philippine Normal University Taft Avenue, Manila
Dionisio, Rose Anne Camille National University Sampaloc, Manila
Elloso, Cris Kevin Glorioso Far Eastern University – Manila Sampaloc, Manila
Esmilla, Michelle Ables Angelicum College Quezon City
Espejo, Florense Floresca Magsaysay Memorial College San Narciso, Zambales
Estrada, Lillian Leslie University of Perpetual Help System DALTA Las Piñas City
Fernandez, Roy L San Pedro College – Davao City Davao City, Davao del Sur
Fernando, Catherine de Galicia PAREF Woodrose School Inc.
Ayala Alabang, Muntinlupa
City
Ferrer, Thessa Hernandez St. Mary’s Academy – Pasay City Pasay City
Florentino, Nestle Moaje Far Eastern University – Manila Sampaloc, Manila
Flores, Roana MarieLucena St. Joseph’s Academy
Fonseca, Soledad Jimeno University of the Philippines Diliman, Quezon City
Frias, Willian San Andres De La Salle University Taft Ave., Manila
Garcia, Justina Pamplona De La Salle University Taft Ave., Manila
Gerardo, Elsa Velasco La Consolacion College Mendiola, Manila
Gonzaga, Evelyn Aduana San Pedro College – Davao City Davao City, Davao del Sur
Guarin, Erica Crecia Afable Dr. Carlos S. Lanting College Sangandaan, Quezon City
Guera, Jocelyn Baure St Mary’s College of Meycauayan Meycauayan City, Bulacan
Guilles, Dennis Marco Tomenbang World Citi Colleges Antipolo, Rizal
Gutieerez, Verianne Gel Elizabeth Seton School
Herrera, Eunice Maria Angelica Andres St. Paul University Tuguegarao City, Cagayan
Ico, Mildred Santa Ana Kolehiyo ng Guiguinto Tuktukan, Guiguinto Bulacan
Idiesca, Emelyn I. Dominican School Manila Sampaloc, Manila
Juaño, Mariza M. Rizal Technological University Boni Ave. Mandaluyong City
Juanzo, Kayla Erika Valero Ateneo de Manila University – High School Department Loyola Heights, Quezon City
Lariosa, Mary Gonales San Pedro College – Davao City Davao City, Davao del Sur
Llave-Saligumba, Jacquelyn Joy L. Far Eastern University – Manila Sampaloc, Manila
Logan, Grace Morcillo Far Eastern University-Manila Sampaloc, Manila
Lopez, Zenaida Velasquez St. Joseph’s Academy
Mabascog, Sheila Marie Elicot San Pedro College – Davao City Davao City, Davao del Sur

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INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS
Name Institution Office Address
Mahabague, Corazon Lacre St Mary’s College of Meycauayan Meycauayan City, Bulacan
Manguera, Joan Mercado Dominican College of Tarlac
Manuel, Lourna Galapon Wesleyan University-Philippines Cabanatuan City, Nueva Ecija
Menguin, Romelyn Piocos University of the Philippines Los Baños, Laguna
Mortera, Sheryl Cindy Landicho Polytechnic University of the Philippines Sta. Mesa, Manila
Murillo, Pius Salaambang University of the Philippines Los Baños, Laguna
Nalliw, Jacquilyn Ogano St. Jude College
Natividad, Karen Cecille Victoria De La Salle University Taft Ave., Manila
Nayre, Rizalina Ostulano Rizal National Science High School Binangonan, Rizal
Noveloso, Jayson Tremor Technological Institute of the Philippines Cubao, Quezon City
Obani, Maria Mimosa Asejo St. Paul College – Pasig Pasig City
Obliosca, Sylvia R. Ville St. John Academy Parañaque City
Oledan, Leilani Gregorio Technological University of the Philippines – Taguig Campus Taguig City
Orca, Imelda Lopez Angelicum College Quezon City
Pajaro, Melenia Pacana St. Paul University San Miguel, Bulacan
Pande, Marian Garcia Bestlink College of the Philippines Novaliches, Quezon City
Pantaleon, Jonathan Antivola Far Eastern University – Manila Sampaloc, Manila
Pareño, Edna Lagne Arellano University Taft, Pasay
Pastrana, Leilani Pacis Dr. Carlos S. Lanting College Sangandaan, Quezon City
Peñaflor, Janice D.C. De La Salle University Taft Ave., Manila
Peralta, Belen MariettaM. San Carlos College San Carlos City, Pangasinan
Pila, Rowena Rizal Technological University Boni Ave. Mandaluyong City
Poliquit, Mary Grace Gayman San Sebastian College – Recoletos Calamba City, Laguna
Quinto Remedios Lanot AMA Mandaluyong City Mandaluyong City
Radores, Diana Lyn L. Bulacan Polytechnic College Bulihan City of Malolos
Ramirez, Divina Pernito Immaculate Conception Cathedral School
Ramos, Jean Ann Gargantiel Bulacan State University Malolos, Bulacan
Resurreccion Angelina Pabilico Rizal Technological University Boni Ave. Mandaluyong City
Reyes, Melvin Columban College New Asinan, Olongapo City
Reyno, Marie Lou Raon Bulacan Agricultural State College
Ruado, Maphella Adier Western Philippines University Aborlan, Palawan
Rubio, Valeriana E Pamantasan ng Cabuyao Cabuyao, Laguna
Sadaya, Helen Flaminian Far Eastern University – Manila Sampaloc, Manila
Sanico, Francis Andrian Sarona San Pedro College – Davao City Davao City, Davao del Sur
Sasot, Sonia Gimenez Far Eastern University – Manila Sampaloc, Manila
Selvido, Sheila De Vera Columban College New Asinan, Olongapo City
Sicat, Rubirosa Vilano College of the Holy Spirit
Sinag, Ma. Jessica Galindo Manila Tytana Colleges Pasay City
Sinday, Romilyn Aquino AMA University Proj 8, Quezon City
Solas, Joy Obnamia Immaculate Conception Cathedral School

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Institution Address Representative
Angelicum College Quezon City Lopez, Maria Czarina D.
Aquinas University of Legazpi Rawis, Legazpi City Polagñe, Janice A.
Arellano University: Jose Abad Santos Campus Pasay City Salvador, Victor Anthony H.
Asian Theological Seminary Diliman, Quezon City Sagun, Julie B.
Cagayan de Oro Colleges Cagayan de Oro City
Capiz State University – Pontevedra Campus Pontevedra, Capiz Escleto Marianne A.
Capiz State University Main Campus Mambusao, Capiz Christian George A.
Central Colleges of the Philippines Quezon City Israel, Marilyn C.
College of the Holy Spirit Mendiola, Manila Nuera, Rosette E.
Dr. Carlos S. Lanting College Novaliches, Quezon City Manalaysay Paulette M.
Institute of Spirituality in Asia New Manila, Quezon City Ruiz, Karl Emmanuel V.
La Consolacion College – Manila Manila Pascua, Claire F.
Lipa City Colleges Lipa City, Batangas
Magsaysay Memorial College San Narciso, Zambales Floresca, Maria Theresa E.
Manila Central University Caloocan City Enriquez, Ophelia M.
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Name Institution Office Address
Sotabinto, Santisima Pactao Western Philippines University Aborlan, Palawan
Tabotabo, Raquel Manalang Far Eastern University – Manila Sampaloc, Manila
Tandoc, Herma A. San Carlos College San Carlos City, Pangasinan
Tapales, Renee Rose Manila Tytana Colleges Pasay City
Tejero, Marife Madronio Manila Tytana Colleges Pasay City
Tibig, Lucille Baculio Sta. Clara Parish School Pasay City
Tiglao, Carmelita A. La Consolacion College Mendiola, Manila
Umayam Mary Onyx Columban College New Asinan, Olongapo City
Valdez, Judy Larida Wesleyan University-Philippines Cabanatuan City, Nueva Ecija
Valdez, Pearl Necy Damilig Institute of Spirituality in Asia
Valencia, Nerissa M. Bulacan State University Malolos, Bulacan
Veniegas, RoxanneDaquer Universal Colleges of Parañaque Parañaque City
Verayo, Fanny Morales La Consolacion College Mendiola, Manila
Villanueva, Jennier M. National University Sampaloc, Manila
Villena, Michelle Porto University of Batangas Batangas City, Batangas
Yabut, Luzviminda Malala Pitogo High School Pitogo, Makati City
Zapata, Eulalia Garay Maryhill College Lucena, Quezon
INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERS

10. Up Coming EventsUp Coming Events
OCTOBER
21-25 (Wednesday—Sunday)
International Library Benchmarking Tour
Venue: Tokyo, Japan
30 (Friday)
Commencement of Election for the 2016 Executive
Board
NOVEMBER
23 (Monday)
5th Marina G. Dayrit Lecture Series 2015
Topic: Librarians as Researchers
“Recognizing Best Researches” :
A Colloquium on Philippine Libraries and
Librarianship”
Venue: NLP, T.M. Kalaw, Manila
(TBA)
PAARL Parallel Session at PLAI National Congress
Topic & Venue: TBA
27 (Friday)
Approval of Nominees for PAARL Awards
DECEMBER
Release of PAARL Research Journal 2015 Issue
Christmas Party 2015
Venue and Date: TBA
If you have correction regarding your membership information, please e-mail it to paarlmembership.com@gmail.com
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Institution Address Representative
Morning Dew Montessori Cainta, Rizal Visco,Lyzette Ma. R.
Mystical Rose School of Caloocan, Inc Camarin, Caloocan City Lanit, Adelaida T.
National College of Science and Technology Dasmariñas City, Cavite Vinzon, Esmeralda R.
Pampanga State Agricultural University Magalang, Pampanga Tan, Merck
Sacred Heart College Lucena City Navele, Aurora A.
San Andres School of Masinloc Inc Masinloc Zambales Rodolfo, Junalyn May O.
San Carlos College San Carlos City, Pangasinan Castro, Florence P.
SEAFDEC Aquaculture Department Diliman, Quezon City Alayon, Stephen B.
Southern Leyte State University Sogod, Southern Leyte
St Paul University Philippines Tuguegarao City, Cagayan Tanguilan, Rosalinda T.
St. Anthony School of Matain, Inc. Subic, Zambales Bahio, Windle Jane E.
St. Columban’s Montessori School San Felipe, Zambales Palele, Charity S.
St. Michael’s College of Laguna Biñan, Laguna
St. Paul College of Parañaque La Huerta, Parañaque City Reyes, Elvira S.
University of Asia and the Pacific Paisg City Pestio, Hazel Anne T.
University of Batangas Hilltop, Batangas City Miranda, Frank A.
University of Perpetual Help System DALTA Las Piñas City Vidal, Aniline A.
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Philippine Association of Academic/Research Librarians, Inc.
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STAFF BOX
Editor-in-Chief
Kaori B. Fuchigami
Associate Editors
Willian S. A. Frias
Michelle A. Esteban
Sharon Maria S. Esposo-Betan
Maribel A. Estepa
Circulation Managers
Rosela D. Del Mundo
Juan Martin R. Guasch
Contributor
Catalina S. Barte
Layout
Lejempf V. Flores
PAARL BOARD 2015
President
Maribel A. Estepa
Vice President
Michelle A. Esteban
Secretary
Willian S. A. Frias
Treasurer
Estela A. Montejo
Auditor
Aniline A. Vidal
P.R.O.
Kaori B. Fuchigami
Directors
Rosela D. Del Mundo
Juan Martin R. Guasch
Angela Maria S. Llantino
Ex-Oficio
Sharon Maria S. Esposo-Betan